, 1887-06-30
From Yesterdays Daily.

From Yesterdays Daily.
Mr.. John Fleming of snohomish City
is IN town.
Cloudy at Dungeness today. Ship
passed up at 4, pm.
]. NJ. Loekhart was among the passen-
gers today from Dungeness.
Frank Clapp arrived home today. after
hurried trip to California.
Uncle Jos A. Merrill of Lopez, and
DR.. Robert Lyall of Argyle, are in town.
Mr. D. B. Shull of Scow Bay was in
town today. Mrs. Shull is visiting her
brother at lie and.
Any one having a good work mare to
sell would do well to call at once at this
office.
A splendid heavy top buggy and Sill
gle harness for sale. Apply at this
office.
NOTICE, LADIES' Clearance sale of
summer goods! FIora ID. Brown, mil
linery store. ARGUS Building.
Ben. Mastick circulated a petition to-
day for daily mail service to Port An
geles. Everybody signed it.
DR.. Spencer c. Devan. U. S. Marine
Hospital surgeon, has arrived home
looking quite refreshed by bis trip.
The Hook and Ladder and hose car
riage have been housed on the property
lately purchased by the city on Water
street.
We learn that business men generally
have signed an agreement to make the
July collection on the 5th inst, next
Tuesday.
White or colored underwear at 90 cts.
at NJ. Bornstein's San Francisco Store.
G. W. Walker, Manager of the Co.
operative stevedoring Union at this
place was a passenger for Tacoma today
in the stsamer Merwin.
Frank Clapp's schooner. the Granger,
took nearly as many seals last winter as
all the others eff the fleet put together.
Het catch was upwards of 600.
Colored shirts, including two collars
and one pair of cuffs, for 81 90 at NJ.
BoFnsselH's San Francisco Store.
Steamer W. K. Merwin will leave here
Sunday morning July 3, for Tacoma,
carrying passengers the round trip for
So. Ticket good for IS days. She will
Leave at a. m.
Alf. A. Plummef has concluded to be-
gin selling building lots on the Install
ment plan. An easy way of acquiring
city property is thus afforded for people
OF moderate means
You can buy boots and shoes at San
Francisco prices at NJ. Bornstein's San
Francisco Store.
A letter from DR.. N. D. Hill brings
word that himself and Mrs. Hill will be
home much earlier than expected. They
have been enjoying a protracted visit
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Gents neckwear from 10 cts. upwards
at nj. Bern nstein's San Francisco Store.
Mr.. Andrew Abernetby of Sequim has
just returned from Burrard's Inlet,
where he met an elder brother for the
first time in 81 years He expects a sia-
ter, her husband and family out from
Scotland soou. In fact, that are now on
the way.
The Puget Sound Chautauqua Assem-
bly, will open Jnly Is at Gardiner Beach,
and continue till Friday, July 30, which
is Chautauqua day, in connection with
which arrangements have been made for
territorial Sunday school convention
for Washington. All Evangelical Sun
day schools Of the Territory will send
one delegate each.
Mrs. Flora d. Brown wishes to state
that there is no "war" in millinery; that
the declaration was entirely inferential;
that only her stock of LEFTOVER" goods
will be sold at cost, in order to make
room for fall goods; and that ehe will
leave young lady milliner in charge of
her store during her absence in the east.
This much by way of explanation,
Two good dressmakers wanted imme-
diateiY. Best wages will be paid. Ap-
| ply at once to Mrs. l.. W. Sullins.
AT regular meeting of Chemakum
Tribe No. l, Improved Order of Red
men. held at their wigwam on Maple
Avenue, Tuesday the 2Sth inst, the fol-
lowing named officers were elected for
the term Of six months ending Decem-
Der 3lst, 1887. ". Fl. II. Learned,
Sachen; John L. Norris, Senior Saga
more; d. 2. Trimb!e, Junior Sycamore;
w. F. Learned. Chief OF Records.
Quite q delightful party was given last
evening by Capt and Mrs. james Nor
gan, in honor of their guest, Miss May
Pontius, OF Seattle, who is spending a
few days visiting in this city. Cards and
dancing were indulged in until the "wee
sma' hours" Among those present
were: Miss Goldsmith of San Francisco,
Miss Moore of Olympia, aud the Misses
Sheehan, Hattie and MolIie Brooks,
Minnie Hastings, Lucy Littlefield, Pearl
Shaw, Jones and Nash, and the Messrs.
Penn, Fenimore, McNamara, Pontius,
Merrick. Gould, Biles, Fletcher and
Hammond.
You can buy good hat for $1.0O at NJ.
Bornstein's San Francisco Store.
Our people may expect rare musical
treat during he coming fortnight. The
George Chicago ii usical Company has
arrived, consisting of Prof. and Mrs.
George, renowned musicians, aided by
Pref. Cambell and lady singer. They
will probably use the NJ. E. church. CIV
ing free concert there Saturday even
ing as an advertisement OF their powers.
and following with an engagement to
give instructions in vocal music if a
class sufficiently large can be formed.
We have reason to believe that rare op-
Dor ortunity is thus afforded for voice eul-
ture, and we hope it will be appreciated.
Nothing is more pleasant or more prof.
table to young people than the educa-
tion of their vocal powers.